What parts of speech are these words?

Question

what

through

yonder

it

is

the

east

juliet

is

who

with

grief

that

thou

her

maid

art

far

more

than

it

is

my

lady

oh

it

ismy

love

that

knew

were

yet

nothing

what

of

that

as you can probably tell, its romeo and juliet.thanks sooooooo much

Answer 1

In this passage:

pronouns: what, it, who, that, thou, her, my

prepositions: through, with, of

adjectives: yonder, more

adverbs: far, yet

verbs: is, art, knew, were

article: the

nouns: east, Juliet, grief, maid, lady, love, nothing

conjunctions: that, than

interjection: oh

Answer 2

what you have there are nouns, pronouns, and being verbs

Answer 3

Get out your old trusty dictionary and look them up.  However, you have to know the context of each, that is how the words are used in a sentence.  Some words are always just one part of speech (e.g. it is always a pronoun and of is always a preposition).  However, love can be a noun (She is in love.), or an adjective (He is a love child.) or a verb (They love each other.)